Mrs Claus

A form of Mrs. Claus — The wife of Santa Claus.

Meanings

proper nounMrs Claus (plural Mrs Clauses)

plural Mrs Clauses

  1. alternativeAlternative form of Mrs. Claus.

    But on the day when I approached her regarding Nazli Akram-Hyder, any resemblance to the jolly old Mrs Claus was only superficial.

    2006, Nausheen Pasha-Zaidi, The Colour of Mehndi: A Novel, page 10
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    With Mrs Claus (formerly Carol Newman) heavily pregnant, Santa (formerly Scott Calvin) agrees to let Jack Frost help with the Christmas preparations.

    2007, Sight & Sound, British Film Institute, page 76, column 2

    KA: No problem Santa. An easy one now – what is your favourite colour? / SC: Red. I used to wear green a lot in the early days, but Mrs Claus says that red is my colour now.

    2010, Keith Andrews, “An Interview with the Main Man in the Red Jersey”, in Jonathan Irwin, editor, There’s No Place like Home at Christmas, collected by Shane Lennon, Mercier Press, →ISBN, page 180

    Branson was Branson, Missouri, where you could find the world’s biggest Santa Claus convention with over seven hundred professional Santas, Mrs Clauses and helpers hanging out together for a five-day convention.

    2020, William McInnes, Christmas Tales, Hachette, →ISBN
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